The project aims to develop a method for projecting the water needs of various economic sectors in Quebec while considering the influence of socio-economic factors on these needs. The work will consist of two components: the first will consist of a literature review of existing methods for projecting water needs applicable to various water uses, while the second will focus on the development of a new method or the adaptation of one or more methods resulting from the literature review and its application to two spatial scales (e.g., municipality and watershed).
Summer or fall 2023
Paul Célicourt, Professor, INRS
Alain Rousseau, Professor, INRS
Master's degree in water sciences, Water, Land and Environment Centre (INRS)
INRS-UQAR joint research unit on digital transformation in support of regional development
21 500 $ per year for 2 years.
Undergraduate degree in water engineering, rural engineering, hydroinformatics, geomatics engineering, computer engineering or other related fields. Intermediate level Python programming skills and scientific paper writing skills are assets.
Applications from visible minorities, Aboriginal groups, women, and people of all sexual orientations and gender identities are particularly encouraged.
The responsible faculty members may be contacted for further information about this opportunity. Please use the form below to send them an application including all of the following
Applications will be accepted until the position is filled. However, priority will be given to applications received by May 19, 2023.
